Seeking Greenlights: Yes Page Type: SCP Article Genre: Sci-Fi, Psychological Mystery Page Layout: Standard SCP document format. It will open with standard clinical containment procedures and a description of his baseline electronic and mechanical manipulation abilities. The narrative will then unfold through successive addenda: starting with his initial discovery inside SCP-2000, moving into logs detailing his restricted deployment as a facility maintenance asset, and concluding with a major data reveal that recontextualizes his presence, which is that records show his electronic output signals consistently spike at the same frequency as many SCP-2000 reference databases recorded within the last 10 years which indicates that his connection with SCP-2000 is almost synchronized rather than being random. Elevator Pitch: A humanoid anomaly capable of directly altering and rewriting electronic and mechanical systems finds his powers exponentially magnified specifically within SCP-2000. Rather than locking him away, the Foundation deploys him as a restricted, living maintenance asset inside their most sensitive, isolated bunker while desperately trying to untangle his unexplainable, intrinsic connection to Deux Ex Machina, also known as SCP-2000. Central Narrative: While performing routine diagnostic checks, Foundation engineers notice that the anomaly's active output of electronic frequencies match recorded reference datasets within the archived history of SCP-2000. One file details a critical internal mainframe failure where the probability of a Total Timeline Reset spiked to 98% before being stabilized by an anonymous, administrative system override, though this is indicative of occurring before his active containment supporting the idea that he had a pre-established neural connection to SCP-2000 before he ever step foot within the facility. The narrative follows the psychological tension and escalation as researchers realize this anomaly did not just wander into the facility, but his electronic signature proves he has the capabilities to stabilize SCP-2000 from catastrophic failure at significantly more efficiency than any standard maintenance personnel. Although his ability to stabilize a very complex system is proficient, he can risk being severely injured, showing side effects such as nose bleeds, high fever, or heavy fatigue/migraines, from extreme usage. In the final reveal, the researchers find that he was not a clone generated by SCP-2000 itself, but was simply born with the natural capability to mentally alter electronic and mechanical systems. Because of this, SCP-2000 anomalously engineered a neurological link to slowly absorb part of his consciousness, stripping away his unique mind to replace and reform its own degrading processors. This parasitic consumption is what actively causes the observed electronic "accidents." Ultimately, he faces a horrific fate: permanent isolation within SCP-2000, being slowly hollowed out by the machine until his death which will likely be caused from the neurological connection with SCP-2000, due to a brain tumor caused by excessive electromagnetic radiation. The foundation does actively treat this to try to prevent his ultimate fate, by using specialized, engineered electronic-reduction pills that reduce but do not stop the radiation absorbed by him from the anomalous connection he has to SCP-2000. Hook/Attention Grabber: This article subverts the classic superhero/X-man trope by tying his anomalous nature entirely to the infrastructure of an advanced and highly secretive facility known as SCP-2000. The hook relies on the logical contradiction of the Foundation's actions, they are forced to give a standard, contained anomaly administrative access to their most critical post-apocalyptic fail safe because his unique, rapid efficiency is the only thing keeping the machine stable. His proficiency is merited by his certification as a highly skilled electrician. Although accidents do occur such as, recorded audio tapes instructed to be hidden in archives may be played normally or reversed, screen may glitch or display noise, and in extreme cases the facility may experience a minor brown out within mainframe grids that control lighting and electronic interface systems. Reduction methods using Scranton Reality Anchors are actively being put in place to stabilize the output of the amount of anomalous electronic frequencies he gives off. Additional Notes: I am specifically looking for feedback on whether a secondary object class of Thaumiel is justified here. Because he actively functions as an anomalous facility asset to prevent containment failure of SCP-2000 itself, I want to ensure his designation as anomalous staff aligns correctly with current wiki classification standards.

[[>]] [[module Rate]] [[/>]] **Item #:** SCP-XXXX **Object Class:** Euclid **Secondary Class:** Thaumiel **Special Containment Procedures:** SCP-XXXX is to remain assigned to SCP-2000 as a restricted anomalous employee. The anomaly is designated to stay within the maintenance areas of the facility while not having full access to administrative systems. SCP-XXXX is to be managed as restricted anomalous personnel and provided regulated housing, meals, medical evaluation, work scheduling, and controlled social contact. Due to SCP-XXXX’s classification, assigned supervisory personnel are required to monitor SCP-XXXX during work hours outside its designated containment area. Additionally, the anomaly has access to SCP-2000 repair systems, emergency maintenance areas, and supervised engineering zones. However, SCP-XXXX may not freely access personnel records, security systems, surveillance databases, archives, or broader Foundation network systems within SCP-2000. Due to SCP-XXXX's anomalous nature, all devices and computers used by the subject must be monitored and modified to prevent damage or unauthorized interference caused by SCP-XXXX's ability to tamper with electronic systems. Computers or electronic systems used for SCP-XXXX’s work must be isolated from the main network unless authorized by SCP-2000 Command or Foundation administrators. Multiple recording strategies may be used to monitor the subject, including analog or written files and physical observation. Leaving SCP-2000 requires permission and clearance from SCP-2000 Command or a high-clearance supervisor. If SCP-XXXX is permitted to leave, the subject is to be escorted and kept away from critical infrastructure. Unauthorized file alteration, security interference, or tampering with digital records will lead to suspension from SCP-2000 duties and temporary relocation to a low-electronics humanoid containment chamber until SCP-XXXX is permitted to return by authorization of SCP-2000 Command and Foundation administrators. If tampering or electronic alteration persists, SCP-XXXX is to be permanently removed from all SCP-2000 duties and sent back to the subject’s designated isolated humanoid containment cell. **Description:** SCP-XXXX is a humanoid anomaly appearing to resemble a man in his early 20s. SCP-XXXX is approximately 5’8” (68 in.) in height and possesses a muscular build, light brown hair, a goatee and mustache, and a visible scar below his left eye. SCP-XXXX is typically dressed in a standard Foundation lab uniform while assigned to SCP-2000. SCP-XXXX’s civilian identity is currently listed as [REDACTED]. SCP-XXXX displays mostly human level durability, though physical resilience has been observed to be slightly above average. SCP-XXXX does not possess abnormal strength, speed, regeneration, or combat ability beyond this. SCP-XXXX is generally cooperative and socially friendly when interacting with Foundation personnel. The subject is not considered outwardly hostile under standard conditions, though confrontational behavior has been observed when SCP-XXXX is questioned about restricted information, threatened with isolation, or removed from SCP-2000 duties. SCP-XXXX’s primary anomalous nature is the voluntary mental alteration of electronic and mechanical systems, including repairing, damaging, improving, altering, or rewriting these systems. This includes computers, cameras, software, hardware, digital files, security systems, alarms, and facility machinery. SCP-XXXX does not require direct physical contact to affect these systems, though proximity appears to improve accuracy and reduce physical strain. SCP-XXXX’s abilities are most prevalent within SCP-2000. While standard SCP-2000 maintenance personnel may require significant time to resolve major facility issues, SCP-XXXX has repeatedly stabilized comparable malfunctions within seconds to minutes, depending on the severity of the issue. The reason for SCP-XXXX’s increased effectiveness within SCP-2000 remains unknown. Activation of SCP-XXXX’s abilities is commonly accompanied by visible electrical and system based disturbances. Personnel reports suggest that nearby lights may flicker, alarms may cease abruptly, monitors may display static, surveillance cameras may glitch or temporarily lose feed, and affected systems may stabilize shortly afterward. Use of SCP-XXXX’s anomalous abilities causes physical strain. Minor use may result in fatigue, migraines, fever, nausea, or temporary disorientation. Severe use may result in electrical injury, shock, physical collapse, or coma. The risk of injury increases when SCP-XXXX affects multiple systems at once, large scale technology, or high energy machinery. SCP-XXXX has not shown a consistent desire to escape Foundation custody, provided he remains assigned to SCP-2000, receives payroll, and is not placed in isolated containment. SCP-XXXX was not immediately designated as an SCP object. Due to his cooperative behavior, technical knowledge, and apparent usefulness, SCP-XXXX was hired into Foundation service as a junior researcher. During his early Foundation employment, SCP-XXXX gained gradually increased access to internal electronic systems and research materials. Several minor file alterations, surveillance inconsistencies, and digital record irregularities were later connected to SCP-XXXX as gathered evidence showed recent use of those databases by [REDACTED] account, now attributed to SCP-XXXX. When questioned, SCP-XXXX admitted to most of the alterations and claimed they had been performed as jokes. SCP-XXXX received formal SCP designation after an unauthorized entry into SCP-2000 during a major facility malfunction. Security personnel discovered SCP-XXXX inside a restricted maintenance sector despite no approved clearance record for that area. This suggests SCP-XXXX used his own anomalous abilities to disable security systems within SCP-2000, hide from personnel, and remain within a hidden corridor. Before personnel could remove SCP-XXXX from the sector, the subject anomalously stabilized the malfunction. This led to SCP-XXXX’s formal designation, SCP-2000 assignment, and secondary classification as Thaumiel. **Addendum:** [Optional additional paragraphs] [[footnoteblock]] [[div class="footer-wikiwalk-nav"]] [[=]] << [[[SCP-XXXW]]] | SCP-XXXX | [[[SCP-XXXY]]] >> [[/=]] [[/div]]